Here come the Crown Knights: Sunday Spades, Casa Clubs, and Coco Hearts! Together, these cute champions are dealing a world of hurt to the criminals who threaten the tranquil Card Kingdom. But can they checkmate two invading war machines before the kingdom topples?

When Hiroki's boss goes missing, it's up to him and the boss' daughter Rie to figure out what's happened. A story of police corruption and yakuza intrigue with a sub plot of romance between Hiroki and Rie, Director Shinji Aoyama pulls out all the cinematic stops.

Enlisting the help of the (real-life) Japanese rock/punk band Guitar Wolf (and self-proclaimed coolest rock band in the world), Ace and the members of the band get entangled in many misadventures with crazy rock managers in very tight shorts, transsexuals, naked women shooting guns in the shower and blood-thirsty zombies ready to tear them apart!

Spectacular aerial photography highlight this program with scenes shot from within the cockpit of the Japan Self Defense Force's mainline fighter jets. Supersonic predators such as the F-15, F-2, E-2C, RF-4E roam the sky in this 2nd in a series of programs from director Kenji Kodama, the only civilian in Japan allowed to film inside the cockpits of Japan's Challengers.

Emblazoned with a Cobra on their tail wings, 7 F-15DJ "Aggressor" attack jets make a grand appearance. These are the planes of the Japan Self Defense Forces (JSDF), the supersonic hunters that defend Japan. Watch as the Japanese make F-1 cuts across the sky, see the B-747-400, also known as the Japanese "Air Force One," and feel the adrenaline rush from the various planes of the JSDF.

Appearing for the first time in this program is Japan's premier defender of the skies, the F-15J/DJ Eagle, along with the F-4EJ Phantom II's and the first fighter produced by Japan after WWII, the F-1. Also appearing on this program is Japan's latest experimental advanced fighter, the XF-2A/B and one of its oldest, the F-104J Starfighter, the first supersonic plane purchased by Japan.

Mistakenly hunted by the police, as the innocent Aesap escapes arrest he spots a flying warship suddenly emerging from the luminous ocean. At the bow is a young woman with wings of light on her feet. "My father is a Japanese man named Shinjiro Sakomizu," she says. "You will help me, won't you... Aesap Suzuki?" Unwittingly drawn into war of an unknown land, Aesap can only wonder what fate the future holds for him - and the world he thought he knew.

It turns out that, just like Aesap, the King of Hojo, Sakomizu, is also from the Upper Realm. And he was a kamikaze pilot in the waning days of World War II in the Pacific theater. Now that he's acquired weapons of the Upper Realm, Sakomizu at last sets in motion his dream of invading his former home.

The Hojo Army and resistance force have passed through the Aura Road and emerged on Tokyo Bay. There, the two armies decide to join forces and follow the same path. In cooperation with the Hojo Army, Rori and Kanamoto strike down Tokyo Tower, shocking the city into a state of unprecedented chaos.

In 1991, to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Swiss Surveillance Command, the largest airshow in Swiss history was held at Pairen Air Base. Because of Swiss neutrality, staging an airshow had been very difficult as most foreign flying teams were not allowed in. However, within the last decade those restrictions have been relaxed.

Bloom discovers a shocking secret about her past, forcing her to let go of her life on Earth and confront the amazing destiny that awaits her. Also, see Bloom and Brandon sneaking into Cloud Tower, Stella competing for the Miss Magix Crown, the Winx Club being tempted to cheat on a test and a Nightmare Gargoyle that feeds on the dreams of fairies.

Stella's father is throwing her a princess ball - a grand coming-out party for royalty - and sets out to buy the most beautiful dress in all the realms. But Chimera, a bratty fairy from the Beta Academy, and Baltor team up to ruin Stella's Princess Ball and maybe the rest of her life.